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Retro games from the '80s through early 2000s were designed for CRT displays, which offer superior motion clarity and handle low resolutions without smearing. Modern LCD and OLED screens introduce input lag, deinterlacing artifacts, and lose dithering effects, making games like Final Fantasy Tactics look worse.
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